Jun
2009
Articles from 17th Jun 2009
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Voluntary code means fewer disputes between landlords and tenants
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
THE relationship between tenants and landlords has never been more harmonious, despite the economic downturn. Read
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CEL acquires unit at Olympic Park
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
ACTING on behalf of Yorkshire-based Commercial Development Projects, DTZ has advised on the disposal of a self-contained office of 8,150 sq ft at Olympic Park, in Birchwood, Warrington, for a rental amount of £15.50 per sq ft. Read
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Chris Connor returns to Mason Owen after massive heart attack
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
ONE of Liverpool’s best-known commercial property agents has returned to work less than a year after nearly dying following a serious heart attack. Read
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Action group urges landlords to attend Wirral meeting
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
LOCAL private rented sector landlords and residential letting agents are being urged to attend a free meeting to discuss Government plans for the mandatory licensing of the sector. Read
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Liverpool law firm issues rateable values warning
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
BUSINESSES which make it through the year ahead hoping that they have overcome the worst of the recession are likely to be hit by a new blow in the form of increased business rates, warns Liverpool law firm DWF. Read
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Further pain to come in commercial property market, says DTZ
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
THE latest DTZMoney into Property report predicts that further pain in commercial property prices is yet to come, as prices will continue to slide globally through this year and will only stabilise next year. Read
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More than 100 properties to go under the hammer at Sutton Kersh auction
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
MORE than 100 properties will go under the hammer at Sutton Kersh’s latest Liverpool property auction. Read
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Bibby Finance in fine fettle
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
THE recession has led to more firms seeking cashflow solutions which in turn has boosted business at Bibby Financial Services (BFS). Read
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Travelsupermarket.com introduces new cruise offering
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
A CHESTER area price comparison business is dipping its toe into the lucrative cruise market. Read
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Surcharges cut for Manx crossings
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
FUEL surcharges on passengers travelling to the Isle of Man from Liverpool have been cut for the second time in three months during the busiest period of the year. Read
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Land Securities struggles to turn around its fortunes
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
Land Securities embarks on a sell-off of assets as it grapples with the recession, reports Tony McDonough Read
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£2.5m Port Sunlight apartment project completed
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
A MAJOR £2.5m scheme to build 21 apartments in Port Sunlight has been completed. Read
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Knowsley scheme helps 100 people into work
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
A SCHEME to find jobs for Knowsley people who are out of work is celebrating its 100th success story. Read
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London & Stamford uses its war chest to take advantage of plunging values
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
IN CONTRAST to Land Securities, the buyer of Aintree Racecourse Retail Park – London & Stamford (L&S) – seems to be happy to splash the cash. Read
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Claremont chief leads £1m BIMBO of Logic Group
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
THE chief executive of Warrington-based Claremont Group Interiors has led the £1m purchase of an office furniture manufacturer in Middlesex. Read
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Green initiative pays dividend as Redwood Press goes back to school
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
PRINTING company Redwood Press has secured contracts with more than 20 schools after targeting the education sector with its ethically sourced paper and materials. Read
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Conestants chosen for Professional Liverpool Idol
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
THE contestants have now been revealed for the inaugural Professional Liverpool Idol. Read
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Airbus reports demand despite downturn
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
AIRBUS last night scooped another order for its latest aircraft – as the UK government dithered over whether to back the project with a loan. Read
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Mandi O’Shea’s expansion plans for recruiter Scientiam
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
Alistair Houghton meets MANDI O’SHEA, managing director of Wirral training provider Scientiam Read
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China offers a wealth of opportunities to Merseyside firms
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
BUSINESSES from Liverpool and the North-West have a major opportunity to benefit from the burgeoning Chinese economy, thanks to the city’s involvement in the World Expo in Shanghai next year. Read
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Starting point helps 2,500th person into work
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
STARTING Point has now assisted 2,500 people in St Helens into work since receiving funding from the Local Enterprise Growth Initiative (LEGI). Read
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‘No price war’ despite big increase in city’s hotel capacity
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
THE Hilton hotel in Liverpool One will not engage in a price war when it opens in October, its general manager has said. Read
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A&A Marketing wins contract with St Helens Council
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
WIRRAL-BASED A&A Marketing has won a contract to supply St Helens Council. Read
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Manufacturer creates the right Aura with global marketing showcase
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
A LIVERPOOL furniture maker has been selected to feature as a key part of a worldwide marketing campaign. Read
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Shanghai Expo ‘bigger than Capital of Culture’ for Liverpool
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
LIVERPOOL’S involvement in next year’s World Expo in Shanghai will have a longer- lasting economic impact than European Capital of Culture year, it was claimed yesterday. Read
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Business awards find the silver linings on the clouds of recession
Jun 17 2009 | Business News
EXCITEMENT is building ahead of next week’s Liverpool Daily Post Regional Business Awards final. (View special supplement here) Read
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Broadband access isn’t a universal right
Jun 17 2009 | Business Opinion
WRITING in a national newspaper ahead of the publication of the Government’s Digital Britain report yesterday, Prime Minister Gordon Brown asserted that broadband access was one of life’s bare necessities. Read
